Graffiti Character

Graffiti is an art activity that uses the composition of colors, lines, shapes and volumes to write certain sentences on the wall. The tools used are usually spray cans paint
Despite the modest skill and equipment, the concept of writing and the wall became the safest medium to express a discreet opinion at the time.
The term graffiti itself is taken from the Latin, graphium which means to write. Initially the term was used by archaeologists to define the writings in ancient buildings of the ancient Egyptians and Romans.

Graffiti is not just one kind. There are many kinds, but basically, the types of graffiti bisadibagi be 3 forms below.

1. Graffiti tagging
This type of graffiti style was born in Philadelphia in the 1960s. Spearheaded by Cornbread and Cool Earl. Because only tagging, usually this type of graffiti just a kind of signature graffiti artist in places throughout the city. One of the best known is TAKI 183, a graffiti artist from New York who marked the whole of New York City (which he used to pass by his signature, TAKI 183). After his profile entered the media, many young people NY then follow the style graffitinya.

2. Bombing
In the per-graffitian world, "bombing" is often referred to as the activity of vandalism, as it is usually the bomber putting its logo or sign in places belonging to others (without permission of course). The form of bombing can vary, but all of them occur illegally.

3. Graffiti by place
Subway graffiti, usually overseas, the first place the target of graffiti makers is on the subway, especially in the New York area. The names for graffiti are performed on different subways, from panel pieces (pictured at the bottom of the door to door train window), coverall (in all sections including the window) to whole trains (all 8-10 train trains).